Amy Van Nostrand (born April 11, 1953)
[ is an American actress. She has appeared on ]Broadway
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in '' The Hothouse'' by Harold Pinter
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; off-Broadway
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, she appeared in Pearl Theatre's ''Dance With Me''.
Early years
Van Nostrand was born in Providence, Rhode Island
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Career
On Broadway, Van Nostrand appeared as Miss Cutts in ''The Hothouse''.Huntington Theatre Company
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, George Street Playhouse
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, Williamstown Theatre Festival
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, Coast Playhouse, Pittsburgh Public Theater
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, Trinity Rep, Weston Playhouse Theatre Company, and The People's Light & Theatre Company.
In film and television her credits include ''Partners in Crime'', '' Outside Providence'', ''Execution of Justice
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'', ''Say You’ll Be Mine'', ''Deception'', ''The House of Mirth'', ''Made in Heaven
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'', '' The Fugitive,'' ''Frasier
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,'' ''The Practice
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,'' ''Wings
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,'' ''Trial By Jury,'' ''Dangerous Heart,'' ''Almost Grown,'' ''Over My Dead Body,'' ''L.A. Law
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,'' ''Cagney and Lacey
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,'' ''The Flood,'' ''Kids Like These,'' ''Vietnam War Story
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The series depicts stories inspired by real-life events of soldiers in and around combat. Details were fi ...
,'' '' Family Album, U.S.A.,'' and ''One Life to Live
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''.
Amy Van Nostrand is an Associate Producer with '' Seven Girlfriends'' and a Member of Board of Directors for Weston Playhouse Theatre Company.
She won the Dramalogue Award for Outstanding Actress for ''The Colorado Catechism'' by Vincent J. Cardinal.
She has a B.A. from Brown University
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and studied as a Peter Kaplan Fellow at Trinity Repertory.
Personal life
Amy Van Nostrand married actor Tim Daly
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in 1982,[
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Selected filmography
Feature films
Television
Producer credits
Theatre
Broadway
Off-Broadway
Other Stage Credits
Awards
References
External links
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Living people
1953 births
Brown University alumni
American stage actresses
American film actresses
American television actresses
Actresses from Providence, Rhode Island
20th-century American actresses
21st-century American actresses
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